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... CHARLES DICKENS AND THE QUEEN. The new literary paper, The Pen, contains in its Reit number the following hitherto unpublished letter addressed by Charles Dickens to aa intimate friend (the father of the painter of the Roll Call) immediately after the ...
... DICKENS'S HOUSE. Gad's Hill Place, the house which constituted one of the proudest poseessions of Charles Dickens, is for sale. Before Dickens lived at Gad's Hill, and pointed to it with pride as the scene of the tamou4 robbery in which ...
... GEORGE SILVERMAN'S EXPLANATION. By THE LATE CHARLES DICKENS. CHAPTER VIL l(i timidity and my obscurity occasioned me to live a ded life at College, and to be little known. No relative ever came to visit me, for I had no relative ; no intimate friends ...
... DICKENS'S COUNTRY. Rochester, Chatham, and the neighbourhood were the scene of Charles Dickens's happiest days of childhood ; in the vieinity—at Oadshill —was tho home of his later years. He was not, indeed, born in Kent, but his father came to Chatham ...
... EXTENSIVE _RAILWAY ROBBERIES. At the London Sessions on Tuesday Henry, King, 30, William Burbidge, 25, Charles Kent, 24, Williain Charles Parrott, 21. Charles Dickens, 19, and George Henry Baker, 22, were indict e d f o r stealing and ...
... ALLEGED ROBBERIES ON THE RAILWAY. Al Marylebnne Polioe-oourt, on Tuesday, Henry King, William Charles l'arrat, Charles Dickens, Charles Henry Baker,Charles Kent,and William Burbidge werebrought upon remsnd ...
... EXTENSIVE RAILWAY ROBBERIES. At the London Sessions Tuesday Henry, King, 30, William Burbidge, Charles Kent. William Charles Parrott, 21, Charles Dickens, 10, and George Henry Baker, 22, were indicted for stealing and a large quantity of ...
... EXTENSIVE RAILWAY ROBBERIES. At the London Sessions on Tuesday Henry, King, 30, William Burbidge, 25, Charles Kent, 24, William Charles Parrott, 21, Charles Dickens, 19, and George Henry Baker, 22, were indicted for stealing and receiving a ...
... AY RORBER At the London Sessions yesterday Henry, King, 30, William Burbidge, 25, Charlee Kent, 24, William Charles Parrott, 21, Charles Dickens, 19, and George Henry Baker, 22, were indicted for stealing and receivi No orth W ier of belonging to the ...
... ROBBERIES IN CHELSEA HOSPITAL GROUNDS. Of all the varieties forms of dishonesty are to be found in civilissd communities, robbery of little children is perhaps the wet cuntemplibl . • The professor of the kierhis lay, crsfty, sal oevrerilv to the last ...
... ROBBERIES AT THE FAVERSHAM RAILWAY STATION, Henry Charles Eve, 24, railway porter, was indicted on two charges as follows Stealing brush, a workbox, and other articles, value A'fi, the property of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, his masters ...
... GREAT ROBBERY OF JEWELS. On Wednesday, about two o'clock, a well-dressed man entered the establishment of Mr West, College Green, Dublin, and asked to see some large diamonds in expensive settings. Several cases of jewels were opened, but the visitor ...